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Lyrics for Laird O Logie by Unknown:
| | | Artist: | Unknown |
| | Album: | Unknown | | Track: | Laird O Logie | | | | Date Added: | 18/10/2007 | | Views: | 161 | | | | Lyrics: | Laird O' Logie
Listen, good people, to my tale
Listen to what I tell to
thee
The King has ta'en a poor prisoner
The wanton Laird o' Ochiltree
When news
of it cam' tae the Queen
She sighed and said richt mournfully
O, wit will come o' Lady
Margret
Wha bears sic love for Ochiltree
The Queen she's gane intil the
King
And louted low doon til her knee
I never asked a boon but noo
O, spare the life
o Ochiltree
Gin ye had asked for hoose or land
I'd freely gie them a' to
thee
But all the gowd in fair Scotland
Winna buy the life o' Ochiltree
The
Queen she tripped doon the stair
And doon she gaed richt mournfully
A' the gowd in fair
Scotland
Winna buy the life o' Ochiltree
Lady Margret tore her yellow hair
And
aye the saut tear blinded her e'e
I'll tak' a knife and end my life
And lie in the ground
wi' Ochiltree
O na, na, na, then, said the Queen
O haud your tongue, this maunna
be
I'll set ye on a better way
To free the Laird o' Ochiltree
The Queen she
slippit up the stair
And up she gaed richt privilie
And she has stolen the prison
keys
And lowsed the Laird o' Ochiltree
She's gi'en to him a purse o' gawd
And
anither o' the white money
She's gi'en him twa pistols by his side
Says, Fire them baith
when ye gang free
When he cam' tae the Queen's window
Whaten a joyfu' cry gi'ed
he
He's fired the pistols and he's awa'
The wanton Laird o' Ochiltree
The King
he rose up in his bed
O, wha is this has waukened me
I'll pledge my lands and a' my
rents
It's the wanton Laird o' Ochiltree
Then ca' to me my jailers a'
Ca' them
by thirty and by three
I swear that e'er the clock strikes twal'
That hangit high they a'
shall be
O na, na, na, then cried the Queen
Na, na, na, that canna be
Gin ye
maun tae hang them a'
Ye maun, my love, begin wi' me
The tane was shippit at the
pier o' Leith
Lady Margret at the Queen's ferry
And she's gotten a faither tae her
bairn
The wanton Laird o' Ochiltree
@Scots @prisoner @historical
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#182
In 1592, Francis Stewart, Earl of Bothwell, along with Wemyss of
Logie were
condemned to die for attempting to kidnap King James
VI. Logie was set free by his Danish
mistress, a Lady in Waiting
to the Queen. Logie is replaced by Ochiltree here.
recorded
by MacColl and Seeger on Blood and Roses 3
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